Steve Frost
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R there References? RT @quippdPsych: RT @DIYgalore Help Your Brain Perform Faster http://bit.ly/b0E2ww #brain #psychology #motivation
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Will the child realize that mom is not responding to his/her yell and go to mom or will mom respond and positively reinforce the yell?
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Thanks!
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What would @DrPetra say about pushups being a #sexercise as this article states: http://bit.ly/g9afTq ?
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This http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Four_Fs_(evolution) did not mention the Limbic system.
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3.22 is low?
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What are some good ways to study the biological aspects of things like hearing as well as the brain? Right now, I see that flashcards and studying the different parts of the hearing system do not go well together. There's so much of the following: A does this to B which does this to C and this is connected to D. Flash cards work well for something like: Question - Who liked to talk about the id, ego, ...? (flip card): Answer: Freud What do you think? How can this be studied well and efficiently?
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I figured they wouldn't let you take a break at all during the test since they may be worried about cheating. However, at the same time, it is almost 3 hours. It's nice to hear they may let one take a break.
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Ah yes: Exploratory drive is a possible reason for people going on quests. http://psychcentral.com/classics/Hebb/ #skinner
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Great! Thanks! You get a break for the GRE? I did not know that. I wonder if that goes for the GRE Subject tests too like the Psychology one.
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Hi, The test is 170 minutes long. Test fatigue is a real possibility here. What are ways to keep the momentum going? Should you drink lots of water hours before the test in order to stay hydrated?
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#future: Huge needs for the #aging will transcend differences between groups http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robbers_Cave_Experiment
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Karen Horney did so much for Psychology. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karen_Horney helps me understand; Theory of neurosis
